Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-01-09
STEWARDS EhECTIoN.
Opinions of California Paperr.

and very wisely nominated Hon.
William Nj. Stewart for the United
States Senate. Mr.. Stewart served
| Nevada two terms In the United
States Senate, and took rank
among the able men of that august
body OF Statesmen. He will be re-
elected to that body on Tuesday
next. and will take his place as one
of the experienced legislators in
| Congress; and will be found In his
seat at all times, an active represen-
tative of the Pacific Coast, looking
after the interests of our people,
and efficient in protecting those in
terests. The Pacific Coast will
have in him a man alive to all that
concerns it's welfare, as one Of the
divisions of the Republic, and in
conjunction with Senator Stanford
and the Oregon Senators, 1t is hoped
and expected that this coast viii
assume her right for position in the
National Legislature, and the much
needed legislation so long delayed
will be accomplished, In part at
least, for Senator Stewart is as en-
ergetic as he is able. The interests
of California and Nevada are so ir-
timately connected that what bene-
fits one benefits beth States. Ne
yada is simply child of Califor-
MIA; her people are mostly Califor-
mans, and Senator Stewart will be
as much representative of Cali
fornia as Of Nevada. We congratu
late not only Nevada, but Califor-
MIA, in the choice made by the Re
publicans of the Silver State, and
shall look for much good to both
States by having live and able
man in the upper House of Con-
gress to assist our own representa-
tives in accomplishing the needed
legislation for both Nevada and
California.
The Grass Valley Union says:
Hon. VIM. Nj. Stewart has been
nominated by the Republican eau
Gus of the Nevada Legislature for
United States Senator. TIE vote
was A in all Of which Stewart re-
ceived 81; Wren, 8, and G. G. Pown-
ing, l. This is as it should be.
Senator Stewart is the ablest repre-
sentative now before the people on
the silver coinage question; a ques-
ton in which Nevada State Is vital
ly interested.
The San Francisco Argonaut
says:
Mr.. VIM. NJ. Stewart, formerly a
Senator of the United States from
Nevada, has been chosen for an
other term from that State The
selection is good one. None
could have been better, and this
gives to the weakest and less popu-
lous of the States the best and
strongest Senatorial delegation in
the Senate Of the Uaited States
There is no State in the Union
that is represented by Senators
more thoroughly equipped for their
duties than are John. p. Jsnes and
William. NJ. Stewart. There are
none so strong in debate.
The election of Mr.. George
Hearst would contribute to the So
eial representatives of oar Coast
lady the equal of those IN the
highest social circle of our Nations
Capitalize equal in all respects.
Then let US consider the position
of Mrs. Leland Stanford, the rank
ing lady OF our delegation and first
In the character of her entertain
ments and the generous hnspltali-
ties of her home, the place occu-
pied by the wives of oar Nevada
Senators, one Of whom Is daugh-
ter of the Hon. Eugene Sullivan,
and native Of San Francisco, and
one, the accom- plished wife of SEN
ator Stewart, is the daughter of
Governor Foote, of Mississippi.
OF the wives Of the Oregon Sen
ators we must speak from other
thas personal knowledge; but If
they are to be estimated by their
daughters, who are the recognized
ranking beauties of the Capital, we
may be proud Of the social stlnd-
ing of our Coast delegation In the
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